... ' A Dsllr C~iRONICLE AND AISMTRACT OF THE TI1e.5 ! WINDSOR, SU NDAY-Yebterday evening, shorrly after aix o'clock, their Majesties, es.orted by at party of the Royal Horse Guards, arrived at tbr Castte. Their Mijeaties were v preceded by three carriages, containing Prince George of c Cambridge and the Rev. Mr. Wood, Countess of Westmeath, Lord James O'Brien, Colonel Horace Seymour, Mr. Shiffner ...

... TH: PE ASfifONABLE WOR . ?? ftlKRF A5ttRqCxniT OR CHSoNWCL OF N14K TIMra. A New opera. efititled The Death' o 2'4so,- and 'chiefly turning upon the unbhappy passion of the p'oet tbr Lesnote, sister of the Duke of FedTrfra, has been produced with success at the Salle Favart in Paris. The music is by Garcia, and is bighly praised in the Paris Journals. 'A'casket of diamnonds, and otherjewelis of ...

... THE 'ASIJOrNA3BLE IWORLD.P. A KataF ADiSThACT OR CI1ROSrCLE OF 'XI IE TJ55?5.- Her M\ajesty dined on Sunday. fir the frst time, at her house in London, and returned in the evening to Bransjea- lburgh House. Hyde Park yesterday was crowecd with eqhlvipages of S. brilliant description, inytt of which had the appearance on being newly launebed. Tite visitors had frequent opportuni- ties for ...

... rTE FASHIONABLE WORLD. ALEFCDOFICtE AND ABSTRACT OF THE TIMES. SOR MONDAY.-The numerous personages W De en staying on a visit to their Majesties left the castl tbis meorning for their diffierent residences- in towns. a om oere Lord and Lady Clinton, Lord Hill and ?? Somerset. This forenoon, at eleven o'clock, their r. took their departure from the Castle, in an open car- gaeedraM by four of ...

... A BiRIP ABSTRACT AND CHRONICTLE OF TiE TZMES. ;ms dajes'ty escorted by a party of the Oth Lancers, artived St. James's Palace on Wednesday, at about a quarter before twO 0,,lock. Shortly after hais Majesty held a Levee.-Sun. 1jis Alalesty reviewvs the- First Regiment of Life Guards, on turdv next, at eleven o'clock, in the Little Park, and will nt the Regiment with e silver kettle-drum. The ...

... I . . GRAND CORONA0IiON CO-NCE.R:TS. . I , The lost Grand Concert of the series, intended to Womm morate his Majesty's ssoist gra6 ous visit, ?? at the Ttfeatre Royal, on Friday evening. T`he house w:, 4sht i o ll 1o attended. Miss Cho10eT Mts.Vi nceut, Messieu'iis Duraset, dnd Rol le. wereciniversally 1S applauded in tbe glee i' Ye slotted shnakes. a4 VWas .sosel S Begrez, in Scias, 1D A ...

... T H ~ A S~ f N A A L ..i O R L D . : {A BRIEF CiHsONICLE AND ABSTIiACT,01F MlX TIMFJ' ; The Kingarrived at St. Jasnes'Piiace, from BushiY, on Mtonday, at a quarter before twelve. ;iit Majiesty wa escorted by a troop df Lancers. Shortly afterwards the Duke of Wellington and several of the Ministers- visited his Majesty. The King has appointed Sir William Beechey to be Portrait Painter, &b., to ...

... LONDON FEMIATiE FASHINS FOR-OCTOBVR. I , A t ?? . \ ?? \ ., . . 8 .. '-Jrrl.A 1RJ~iiS-2A di't-~ of' (hunengble Pros ?? ~tPeach biloan, Iasht Nvith lavender of a eydr hade. Te10Itge (lit IaW, aid open in front, to displ~tv a blonid ]ace 68c116e-irijaite, is also 'trimmed with blond laceel a I'enfant. - Beret sie-eve of uncommon size, composed of white Satin, and of partially coveted~f with ...

... IT ;THB FAShIIONAbLE WoRL.D A BRIEF CIHRONYCLE AND AH5Fasnr or T Tisin'. Their Majesties, we are rejoiced to say co enjoy good health. Their MAjesties, we understandi return to Brighton until next month. a' lt CoVENT-GA1tDEN.-The Ptincipal attracti a .this theatre during the week that has just eapsil h IS at the Rosal visit on Monday, and Miss Kemtsl avelepn for the first time, in the part of ...

... T7HE FASHIONABLE WORLD. i .,A ABTRA~ AND BRIEF CHRlONqICLE OF T~uE 'Iber Mjesties entert- iced the Princess Augoetst tbe RaeL- elan -Amlbssadur and Princess Lieven, ?? Minister 'Id Thrurssdayinptda, Lady 1%loaynt and a Se-loot party, at dinner, oiur. .i at S.aessPlace, fbel~r 51l.1'sties left to-n ond Thursday afternoon for the resi- dence of the Duke and Duchess of Cuumberlind, at. Keke't o ...

... AN ADISTnArc AN1D EUIEF CHRONICLE 0 TirE TIME8. 'TI'E IRISH COUhT. Yesterday, the Marquis of Anglesey held his first Levee this season. It was ratber Mnumeroufsly attended. The oraly Lords Lieuteniant of Counties present were, Lurds Dowasahire, Leitrim, and Headfort-and Mr. Henry Villiers Stuart. They appegaresd in a General's uniform. The following Noblemen, &a. Were presented:- PRIVATE ...

... I JUVFENILE FANCY BALL. I a - r - r I . .. _ _ __ The Lord Lieutenant gave a grand juvenile fancy ball at the Castle on Friday night, which was attended by the fol- lowing:- The Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress. The Duke and Duchess of Leinster. Lord Otho Fitzgerald, Lady Jane Fitzgerald, and Lady Caroline Stanhope. The Earl of Howth, Lord St. Laurence, and Miss St George. The Earl of Fingal, Lady ...